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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Hints to Sportsnsu.

As the sporting season Is now on II Hawaii
the following hints to amateurs, from q BOs-
ton paper, are timely:
First. get Your gun and load It. Put the
powder IN first ana the shot On top. Of
course, when you have emptied your gun and
are n g hurry to get IN another shot, load 1t
wee versa
Take three OF four fellows along with you,
50 that If one Of you are shot there viii De
enough left to carry him home. This viii
also render the accident less difficult.
In climbing over a fence hunters should be
very careful. When you come to fence set
your gun down and get over yourself. Then
reach through, get the gun By the muzzle and
pull It through a crack.
II your dog should refuse to set grouse and
persist IN chasing rabbits, shoot him By a
continuation OF this process old dogs may be-
come 50 full Of shot that they could not chase
a rabbit If they wished
Should yOl fail down and Jam about two
inches OF mud into the uCLZls of your gun,
fire It OF Immediately. Is would lie safer to
do TINS by means Of f1Tty-f00t string but
on suc1 an occasion YOU must be n hurry
Should something get wrong and your gun
refuse 70 fire, push the hammers back with
F5-e cot and blow IN the mUZZle- This viii
bring r=creant gun TO Its sense OF duty
quicker than anything
Follow carefully these directions-snd IL
z.llEslt men can Go It-and you viii have no
need Tor further instruction next season.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Memories of An Old Actor. .

4 copy of the above work has been laid on
our table by the venerable author. Mr.. Wal
ter N. Leman, Of San Francisco, whose genial
presence Is now enjoyed by the people Of Hon
Olulu. It Is q handsomely printed book of
over 100 pages, containing "reminiscences of
the author from his appearance on the stage
the 1rSt time, sixty years ago, at the opening
OF the fremont Theatre IN Boston, till his re-
turn from the s. grand tour" IN 1856. There
are many graphic descriptions of his inter
course with notable men on and of the stage,
including our own King halakaua, when he
was the kings Chamberlain and Postmaster
General Mr. Lemau admits the denIoraIiza-
tICu that has IN large part fallen upon the
drama IN America, which he charges to the
dlsbandIuelt OF regularly organized theatre
cal companies, IN which actors could be
trained up from the junior ranks, also TO the
" unlimited extension OF the starring system
which IN is inception was vicious).'; He
SAYS on this point
- shall have q pure drama, an American
drama worthy OF tie name, whsn playrights
cease 70 write plays with one part only; when
managers relegate the trauspIanted drama OF
the deml-mOude to the place of Its birth, and
have sufficient Judgment to discover merit,
when the playwright possesses 1t, even If he
should have the misfortune to be born on this
side Of the Atlantic"
The author has the art Of putting things
we'll, 50 that It Is impossible to open his
" Memories at any page where thread of
interest cannot be picked up. His notes Of
incidents IN America. Europe and Hawaii are
all pleasantly worked up and viii doubtless
revive recollectiOns and associations IN the
minds OF many Of his readers.
The book will shortly be placed on sale at
HeEetts 5. n this city, where It viii surely find
many buyers, not only for It's intrinsic merits
but because 10 many Of our people the old
actor Is q familiar and Ee5t-titssf figure
In 1850 Mr. Lsmau took the % lti1u-t1
which be vas elected By his fell citizens
OF q Justice of the Peace for the Cls and
county Of San Francisco, Ehich ne occupied
With much acceptance, sn5 TUE fa.-5vILE
wear vas elected Public ADM TRAITOR Of the
same constituency, going dow with all gE
the same ticket IN 1852 before Democratic
tidal wave, but leaving good record behind
him We hope Mr.. Lenau nay enjoy his
present visit 10 the coral strsud IS be dI1 tus
previous one and much more
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. POdmore.

To one at least of our worthy citizens
an event took place Sept. 9th Of even greater
importance than political reform. The mar
rage Of Mr.. L. W. POdmOre and Miss f.
Pierce, in FOrt-street Church. was attended
by q considerable number OF the friends Of
the parties. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. B. Olesou. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce,
father and mother of the bride, were present.
The Eroomsman was Alr. Joseph POdmore,
ana the bridesmaid Miss Maria Webster.
After the marriage, the happy couple re-
ceIved the hearty congratulations Of friends
and acquaIuLauces present, 10 which the
GAZETTE would sincerely add q fulI-page
supplement of aIohas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
a Wholesome Precedent.

The following letter requires no eIplaua-
ton:
Honolulu, II. /, Sept. ,, 1887.
NAJ0E II. F. HEBBAED-DsaT Sir: By order
Of the President of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, / am authorized TO eX-
tend 10 you and your comrades Of the Homo
lulu Rifles the congratulations Of the Union,
and to assure you Of our sincere appreciation
of your action IN excluding from the festive
board all Intoxicating drinks, at the late
banquet rendered to Northumberland
Ashford. It was grand movement in the
right direction, and we earnestly hope that
your noble example viii establish a prece-
dent which shall COy5Tu not only your bat
talon but other societies on similar Occa-
sI5us. n A. II. GEEESE.
Secretary W. c. T. [.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
The Il. r. and W. C. T.U.

The commentators of the ". c. L. c. on
the exclusion OF spiritUous liquors from the
banquet to Colonel Ashford, have been &C
kuOwledgeds IL the following communica-
tlOui
H0SoLULU. September %, 1857.
MRs. u. 4. H. GREENE Dear M4fg8I 1t
was with great delight that I received your
communication Of the ID instant. with the
approval of the ladies of your Society, in
reference to the absence of liquor at the late
'. Ashford.
1 think I can truly say for myself and
comrades thst We shall at sll times endeaYOr
to retain your good will; but 1 would say
that the example emsnsted from our Colonel,
whom we all delight 10 honor.
respectfully yours,
H. T. HEBBABD,
Major Honolulu Rifles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
A Plus and Minus Problem.

The following is one of the operations in
the California land boom:
A, B and c enter into partnership (poOl) IN
q land speculation. A Ouys piece of land
for $1,000 and sells It to B for $1,000. who
II turn sells II 20 c for $4,000. BY this time
the boom " is complete and c sells out to q
fourth party for $4,000, when the partners
meet and divide the net prOceedS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Correction.

In the decision of the Supreme Court. in
halaeokekol rs. hahele, printed last week, in
the sentence; ''the court having also held that
the equities As between an award and Royal
Patent could not be determined except IN a
court OF law the word except" should be
stricken out; It makes the court 10 express
the exact contrary TO what was intended. The
decision Is reprinted correctly in this issue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
makawao Registry.

ED. GAZETTE The registry OF votes in
the Second Precinct, Makawao District,
Maui, is: For Representatives, 1856; for
MOBILES, -. First Precinct-For Representa-
tives, about 100 for Mobiles, p.
Does not the Second Precinct poll the
heaviest vote of any in the Islands
E. Helekunihi has resigned as member Of
the Board Of Inspectors of the Second Pre-
cluct. REFOBNSR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
hOrtgagee's Notice Of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4
i power OF sale contained in certain mortgage
made BIZ Chang HOou mortgagOr TO Francis ".
Hatch mortgage dated the 4th day Of May 1SS3
recorded in LIber % pages AZ 4s3 and Al which
said mortgage was duly assigned TO William
Hillebrand BY said Francis " Hatch mortgage
By deed Of assignment dated ne 18Th day Of Feb
ruary 1851 and recorded II LtDer - page 4S2;
and said Assignee % mortgage leaving deceased
Hon Charles r BishOW was duly appointed Ad-
miuistrstor with the III annexed Of the estate
OF William HtlIsbraud- Notice Is hereby given
that the said Administrator OF the estate Of the
said William Hiilebrand. deceased intends 70
1oreclOSe said mortgage for condition broken 20
VII: uOupaymeIt Of principal aud IDteres T. and
upon such foreclosure VIII sell al Public Auction
at q time and place 70 be hereafter designated.
al. and singular the lands tenements and hered1-
lament moTtEaEed il said mortgage as below spe-
cifeI- CHARLES z. BISHOP,
AdMiuistratOr Of Estate Of Wm- Hillebraud-
EurlheT particular can be obtained By appEc4-
g. On 70 vs. hitting and Creighton Attorneys al Law
Inc premises 10 be sold are situate or the
-Juth Western side OF Hotel street, Honolulu
clutasltuE area o. - square fathnms anu b
-.iuare feeI- being EEleaua- HelU % granted %
hauhOla BIZ Royal Patent 40. Is dated January
$50 AID described By survey in deed from kau-
-1la 70 HangIp da-ed September 18th ISIS record
81 II Liber II pages = and >
AlsO- That piece Or parcel OF land adjoining
the last aforesaid premises on Hotel street part-
marry II deed from Francis Spencer 70 Hanglp
dated FcbrEarT E3rd 1873 OF record iu Li5eE II
age ~ leaving > frUHtsge OF said street %
tecr and depth OF g. feet ils2 u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Captain Oxley and officers of 81. b. MS s.
Conquest gave a reception on board Thurs
day, which was attended BY the King and
Queen; Admiral Kimberly, Captain Howison
and officers of the Z. :. flagship Vandalia;
Captain hempff and officers of the L. s. ship
Adams: His Exeellency George w. Merrill,
United States Minister Resident, and Mrs.
Merrill; MaiorJ H. wodehouse, British Com
missioner, Mrs. WOdehonSe and many others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
EorecIose and Of Sale.

y i y
L power Of sale contained in q certain mortgage
made by Il. Mia ana Nakauui (wl. his wife OF Hal
Eu Island of Maui. andJ b. haaimoSu and Kami-
Ii (wl his wife of WailuSu Island Of Maui aforesaid
10 Mslie kaaukai and haau6ai her husband dated
the 18th day of May, 1855, recorded in the Office
OF the Registrar Of COuyeyanceS, in libcr %, on
fOliOS 1902. Notice Is hereby given that said
MORTGAGE intends TO fOreclOsa SAID mortgage for
condition broken, to wit: the nou-payment OF the
principal and interest when due and upon said
foreclosure will sell at public auction, at the
SalesroOm of James f. Morgan in Honolulu, Isl
and OF Oahu, on the lst day OF October 1887, az
II N of said day, the premises as escrbed in said
mortgage as below specified.
Further particulars can be had of J. NJ. Mon
MALE kAAUKAI and kAAUKAI her husband,
Mortgages.
Honolulu September 3. 1857
The premises 30 be sold are:
l. All the undivided interest and share of r.
Mia in all those certain pieces of land situate at
PuuwGla in said Island of Maui described in
Royal Patent 20 issued 70 ". L, Lee aud con-
vayCd TO the said r. Mia by hellOhl and others
by deed dated p of October 1876 aud recorded in
Lfber - fois 800 and 80 and by ". Eauikauihia
K aud Lahela W by deed dated 9Th Of June 1880
and recorded in Liber - tols 80 and 81. said
share consists OF ~ acres tUudiVided)
= All the undivided interest and share of said
Na6Iuui III all thar certain piece of land situate
at PuuWeIa and described IN Royal Patent 226
kaheakuaIaui.by deed dated 18th OF October 1870
and recorded in Liber 10 foIs 31t5. said share
consists OF AZ acres (uudividedl
3. III that certain piece of land known as the
III of OmaO situate at Waiehu IN said Island of
Maui being the part Of the kuledua of haiOlaui
No. 1925 and bounded and described as follows:
North 4tIa7 East I 81 chains along the Poalima
South 5iL47 West41O kaiolani
75Ia7 East S.77 the kuIa
35sto East Ssh kaiolanl
North 37I9o West rs - WaialaO!aO
and being the same promises that were conveyed
TO the said J. B. kaaimoku by kAhue the Admi-
nistrstOr Of the estate of Geo. Phillips decd.
Leased 10 Wsiluku Sugar Co for $40 per annum
payable yearly. Lease expires goth Of May 1888.
f. All that certain piece of faro land situate in the
Iii Of Halaula at said Waikiki area $3.50 Of an
acre and described in L. c. Award 3S7 Psrt Sec
ton and conveyed to the said kamiki by Mary
Ann Alexander by deed dated 10Th of February
1885, and recorded in Liber IS fOls S29 and $50.
1lS2 IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Two uan-of-war officers went out driving
on beretanla street Thursday. Meeting the
train bringing In stones from kamoiliili on
the street railway, the horse mistook the
engine for the hsimiloa and SHED suddenly
to starboard, capSizinC himself and the side
wheel barge. Both lying keel upward. the
tow lines and rigging we're cut away and the
horse was soon riChted but the carriage was
rather badly wrecked. The gentlemen, of
course, were thrown overheard, but forum.
ately escaped uuhurt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Liquor Stores to be- CLOSED.

Marshal haulukou last Tuesday notified
keepers OF liquor stores and saloons that
they were required to close such places during
election day ana the day following. Monday
and Tuesday, September 18th and 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Admiral Kimberly and officers of the [. ).
flagship Nandslis gave s reception on board
"Wednesday, the first Of a series Of such pleas
ant events.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Supreme Court-At Chambers.
BEFORE JUDGE B1cKERroN.

WEDNESDAY, September 9TH.
In the matter of the bankruptcy of F. G..
Perreira. Proof of claims TO the number of
four, aggregating 81, $40 81, was heard. The
creditors and their claims are: Ed. Hoff-
schlaeger Il Co, SS2S 81; Gonsslves & Co.,
S4Sl IS; NJ. A. GonSslves Il Co.. $40 %; Theo.
II. Davies & Co, 1859 90. The Court APP
pointed Mr.. F. NJ Swanzy assignee. under a
bond of 81 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

at the call of the bucle. 1t formed an inter
estiug scene, and NAV be viewed any Friday
morning during the Yandalia's stay in port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

AThe tall Secretary of the Y. N. c. 4. has
returned from his month vacation. and his
shadow has evidently grown no less either IN
length OF bresdth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

There vas only one arrest made for drunk
enDess yesterday. Those who got full were too
Eood-natGred as q rule 70 make themselves
irt0ler4ble az large.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

eve are the men who see all the flaws IN
the new Constitution, so SAID Mr.. 2. O'Sul-
Ivan. No doubt they see more flaws II il
now than ever.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Mr.. Kanui dolefuIly said IN his Grafton, on
Saturday evening, that those who framed
the new Constitution did not ask single
Hawaiian 70 assist in the work They asked
lots Of them TO assist yesterday, snd nobly
was the call responded to.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

4 private letter from J. E. Wissman indi-
cstss his purpose. as soon As possible, of re-
turning 70 Honolulu 70 make full exhibit
of his affairs and resume business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The Hawaiian Stables, Leleo, popularity
known as the " Kings Stables, which ran q
large number of licensed passenger car
RACES. has suspended operations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The Hebrew New Year viii begin on We'd
ucsiay next. l+tb instant. There being no
synagogue in Honolulu. the observance. Of
the festival will be only private here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

NJ. !. H. Gibson has been appointed School
Agent for Waimes. Kauai; and Mr.. L. Z
Evans has received q similar appointment
for Lshaira and Lanai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.


i power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
made By Chung HOOu mOrtgagor to Charles r.
Bishop and Samuel N. Damon, Trustees of the
estate Of Rebecca Punee Puuku mortgages,
dated the 9th day OF February. 1883, recorded in
LibeC 81 on pages 46l and 452. Notice is hereby
given that said mortgages intend 70 fOreCIOse
said mortgage for condition broken to wit: non
payment Of principal and interest and upon such
foreclosure viii sell at Public Auction at q time
70 be hereafter designated all and singular the
lands tenement and hereditaments mOrtZaged
In said mortgage as below specified. Further
particulars can be obtained by application TO
Whiting and Creighton Attorneys at Law
Charles +. Bishop, Samuel N. Damon, Trus-
tees Of the Estate of REBECCA ?. PUUEU.
Mortgages.
Premises . be sold Ire-
Those certain premises. with improvements.
situate on Mauuaked street Honolulu and bound
ed and described as follows: Commencing at the
north corner on Mauuakea street and running
east % feet to John Meek's lot thence along Ma
minis lot West $3.50 feet to Maunakea Street:
thence along NauHakea street S71l feet to point
Of beginning. being portion Of the premises
described IN Royal Patent No. 41. 1152 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Coercion at the ballot box is disgusting
to good men was quoted from the Elels
Yesterday. BY the Advertiser. The voting st
the ballot box yesterday was what disguised
nine would-be MOBILES and four badly left
Representatives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The sntsrprisiuE proprietor of ths Btl1stns
Is going 70 put new Bremner power print
IuE press into his Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Alr thanks are due to Sergeant Barring
to, Of the NandalIa, for furnishing the list
Of the baseball team Of that ship, and other
favors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Sugar Is still on the upward course --latest
advises give AS-lzc. Is the san Francisco
price for 95 per cent. test. and SIC. II New
YORK for the same grade. This Is an advance
OF 5-5-C- since Previous mail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

James T. Morgan auctioned of the Hama
Plantation sept. 18th 10 NJ. :. GrIubaum i
CO. for SI05,01l, and the COolsdge property
n L. Waterh0use for 3 $50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

TIE California Fruit and Poultry Mark ct,
besides making @ good show generally IN the
provision line, advertIses number Of
speclsltIas. such as pigs and poultry, which
can be supplied dead or alive.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

W. E. Howell continues 70 stamp the roads
and bridges Of Kauai with permanent marks
Of reform.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

ALr. f. A. Schaefer, Italian Consul. paid
visit 70 the Nsndalia Friday, being ac-
corded the usual honors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

TIE gazette Is under grateful obligations
10 Nr. A. II. EeEe,r for latest dates by the
Eicy Of New YORK: also to Col. u. IhorrD.
zuarS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
Nrm advertisements.
NOTICE.
DIND>nN-A IT

N TT y H@AtN'NF-NN II III II = n lid I
"A cautioned against Mortgaging, Leasing. sc.
my Land situated st HUHU \, Lahaina. Maui, L.
c. \. No. l6S2, r. P, No. 5SSi. sold To me by ka-
lawSia, ", and Makaole, her husband. on the 9TH
day Of April; 1887, and without my signature
HONOLII. K.
North Kohala. Hawaii. Semi. ,. isl. flSs I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Kohala had q rainfall last week. The crops
were looking well, although the dry season
hs6 told upon the cane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Shisf Justice Judd. with his family. re-
tErned FRIDAY from his vacation sojourn
IN the country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani has donated
SO 70 the Portuguese Charitable Associ-
alton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The Honolulu boys got away from the
crack baseball team Of the Yandahs, Sstur-
DAY. BY s score OF Is to I. There was bril-
liant pISy by the Yandslis pitcher, catcher
and bstters many, but their fielding lost
them the match.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

TA-e was good recruit drill az the Homo
lulu Rides Armory Friday night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The Rev. Dr.. Lowell Smith Is convalsscent,
gets up, dresses and walks about the house
daily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The e. :. f. 5. Vandalia now has tele-
phone connection with the shore. The cal
is -NsnSaliR~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

The Conquest gave an exhibition of the
lelectric light Wednesday night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

NrNg :. Webb. lately Secretary Of the
F0reiqu Office, has opened an Office as ac-
countant and business agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

1 Ninstesn candidates for teachers certih-
'9ates presented themselves az the Forts treet
school buildinC Thursday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Frank Higgins claims to be the champion
chscker-plsyer Of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

We have received from J. Petrie, honorary
secretary Of the Victoria Institute, London,
the report Of an Interesting meeting Of that
organization, with request to publish It.
Il Is rather lengthy for our space az present e,
bet We shall e1dsavor some day to max e
room for It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Mr.. F. A. Schsster has resumed the func-
tiQrs Of Italian Consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.

TbsA was refreshing dash Of rain Fri
day night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Toe dinEhey crews Of the YandaIia ana
Adams had a one and z half mile and return
boat race Friday, from the buoy on the
5S $. \. Co.'S wharf 70 the spar buoy and
g. The KandLia crew won by tsl
lsrrths. coming in $ seconds In advance OF
he aims crew.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Complaint reachas TINS paper Of the prac-
tees OF Chinese st0rskssper at the corner
of King and Puncbbowl Streets who i said
To dispose Of slops IN the street One eve
Ming a native ueIghbor, with his Sunday
clothes on. fell over a pail of dirty water left
81 tte sidewalk Sometimes the Chlanman
had the path ObStructsd with hreEocd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

Grand an Is d De given at the ArD0ry,
n-orsbIv IN October. for the benefit OF the
Porr1gGssa Charitable Association Homo
IrIIt aides have taken the matter II charge,
su5 tbar Is enough TO Justify anyone IN pre-
dieting that It wiI be sple11Id success
Amo1r other attractions AZ the tar viii De
tie appearance OF persons II the costumes
Of different countries, particularly l4ose u
Western and SoathrrD Europe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

FRIDAY morning at baIf-past. nine the
cre~ Of the Vandalia had their ree-.lr -sz
II arm and aEsy drIlL HE b1il5 ~-ls
~ z-rei and manned for the pUrposz ~ oJard-
ine s1Dposed enemy ship IneE len t1s
ship Ia perfect order, and after perf1rr1li 1s
fhs rsrrlation eTol1tIons, returned o. Tie s-lE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
TAX APPEALS.

NJ UIINE Is HEhFlb VI IN
~ 10 all whom il may concern.-The Court OF
Tax Appeals for Hamakua, North and South no
hala, North and South Hona, Island OF Hawaii,
VIII sit - follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

There Is man II Honolulu who has prob
ablv raised more wealth IN his time than
almost any other individual who can be pro-
ducsd Ii Is lLr. W H. Patton, Of Virginia
CITY. New. who Is here with his wife n q
visit He / SuperInten6ieut OF t1e celeorate q
"a b0nsuza' minas Of Nevada, from vhic
several kiczs drew their colossal for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13

It's credibly asserted that a young man,
EMPLOYED as CLERK II = store, has positively
declined A position at better salary IN the
Government building One OF MS reasons
-. ,hgt ~ n10n0touous routine of official
5-+5a. u-,1id tend to unfit him for the battle
Of lie if required II tds futare To resume
,,-7vsfs svoc.tiou This independent young
mn i. moreover. r5dhOt Reformer-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-09-13
THE KAMEHAMEHA school
For Boys.

THE .KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL FOR BOYS
will be ready for the admission OF
Pupils the
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Verbatim when importance of the occasion warrants It,